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Timestamp of RTP header?

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    Good morning :), brief question. Has anybody experience with RTP? I got an RTP engine working already but don´t know how exactly the timestamp property is set in the RTP header. Usually an RTP header is 12 byte long with bytes 3-7 being the timestamp. But how exactly is the timestamp (system time?) stored in these 4 bytes? Is there a certain specification about it? Or totally up to me? Like the accuracy of time and little or big endian? Thanks. Souldrift

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      Good morning :), brief question. Has anybody experience with RTP? I got an RTP engine working already but don´t know how exactly the timestamp property is set in the RTP header. Usually an RTP header is 12 byte long with bytes 3-7 being the timestamp. But how exactly is the timestamp (system time?) stored in these 4 bytes? Is there a certain specification about it? Or totally up to me? Like the accuracy of time and little or big endian? Thanks. Souldrift

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      Looking at the spec[^], it seems to me that the timestamp format is left to be defined by your application.

      Java, Basic, who cares - it's all a bunch of tree-hugging hippy cr*p

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